botanists list all Mr. sndllrsa F.”
net's little boy. residing on Call Par
cure road. '9 .
. 'l'hs barge “Rising Wile-Mug on-
d-hd at. the W. Coal Counany
. em hundred tons of nut coal.
Irving Huhheil. an energetic East‘
' " Malt boy. has accepted a position
no newshoy with ‘Al"9'l-Islfner, of the
East Side news and stationery store.
Inst Sides-s Sunday new one of the
longest string of trelsht cars that ever
run over the New Haven road. 138 cnrs‘
a yesterdsy for New York, to Well! the With direct reference to the strug-
uere counted. ‘he train being over
unile long.
Richard Gustatson. of Second street.
is ehl'oying n dsy'p nation from his
duties'ln the M York market. on
Washington streei. and is telling ln’the
nights at the Danhnry Fair.
A number of em Norwnlk fisher-
‘ men were successful in securinz a.
. lurge number oi irostllsh» down the
. “ creek yesterdny. These huh are com-9
unenclng to bite most oncohrs‘ging.
_ The regular monthly meeting oitho
9 lpworth League at the East Avenue-
, 1!. E, Church will he held this evening
' 9 , at the home at Miss Herriet Warm. on
' Third street: Every meyher is urged
to he hresent.
9‘. hwlefit'h. 8f the tell. lloth 091911-
puny at Philadelphia. arrived in mu
Norwnik today to inspect the installs1
Men or some at his llrln' e machinery in
us saw9 municipal; plant on BMW
. sauce.
1 The songs by the Mervin school
' ”which so doliahted the people at the
w. .93 laste'i‘uesday evening. were
under the direction of Miss Helena A.
. Mitchell. Miss Kntherine Henry and
9 Kiss Natalie W colon-9
,: Y1 flaw!
”nu nut {item ti pleased to learn
”ding ol.’ the Community Hall. by the
.9 ' met enioyu‘hie 'tnii recently held by
the indies ot theIEn‘st Norwslk lm~
yoveuent Association. Inc.
The members of the East Harwell:
movement Assoclntion are in see-
nip this attention st the home at Mrs.
9 fleeces R. Thompson. on Ediie avenue.
» .» This it the nodal meeting of the as
inflation and mtte'rs of great import-
the will come up.
. The number of people who authored»
9’” evening to enjoy the expected
“W” district meeting of the Third
District Commissioners. were yet!
9 nub disannolnted when the commis-
' “are devoted their endre. time to the
Wt?“ oi routine business
The three‘enaster "Andrew Nehlua
._ur." tr'em Bangor. Maine. is at the
"emit kaolin whorl bolus unloaded
Hfl'a large curse of assorted lumber.
The “Bessie Brewn'f was towed from
the Hatchk‘ tiltiley dock, yesterday at-
. eernoon. by the "Addie v," after being
i “loaded or a cargo o! llhnher. .
‘ About noon yesterday s freight train
.' . passing through East. Norw'ulh patted
’ 9 fin the inlddle. the engine and hall of
lore the trouble was discovered. Over
The growth at the Rest NorwslkMu-
“thefworhunulslliutothewnter. but
the cm preceding a lost distsneshe-g
9 n hundred people ”unther'ed to watchl
midget pew-to mm plnnt is .
siderahlroxhausead m his elects.
butteuoisfihlnweuinsu‘siul. a».
yes-almuaiuttweseuualwywhen
they evidently thought the shit it
hugeiehchsrthoystoodhyenvuised
wdsahs. “it-"Risinailisr" mar-wmmmmmhapm
9mmlnthawstu..
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E. Hope Norton, oi 'l‘oheneke. lell
winter.
John W. Shepard and tnmily closed
their residence. at Tunnels. yester-
day. and returned to their winter home
in Brooklyn. N. Y.
l a. s. Wino- and finally. of Bell is
land, lett today for Elihu. .8» 'who
spend the winter, having had I very
pieaiadt stay is this Milly. ‘ .;
n.
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'A sonhasheenbsrntour. and Mrs
Charles Bloch, in We'atou, which eyeiit
agnin makes grnhdpnrents of Mr. and
Mrs. John W. W419i! thitfiplnce.
A meeting oi the Boy Momma will be
held this ovum in the Methodist
W Church. at which time nir-
m. none- will he undo in the ter-
motion of s- lie and drum corps.
Mrs.‘ Jacoh 3. Mad entertnlned
a company of friends nt dinner last
Friday evening. A; the residence of ill-
not B. Taylor. on West side 9nvenue.
There was music and literary features
later and the guests had n delightful
time.
.Misn Corinne Ashen. daughter of
Postmaster and Mrs. Hervey B. Achsrt,
has succeeded Mrs. nose Semen Mend.
’hs assistant in the new post ot-
lea. Mrs. lead in, to more to East
;m:~m wen; realised toward the Norwalh to bani-WI. Dun
ingheratayheraahshnsundeiunn!
friends. who will wish her success.
I Mr. and Mrs. lrving Coleman. Mrs.
S G. Horton and Miss minnheth Neuer
havegolreto New York city for the
winter months. closing up their home
in Bownyton nvenue. It in with regret
that the many triends in town lonrn‘
thntMisuNaunr knot luthehestot
healthnndisnmrtbeccreoiaphyj
.
Rownytonwsntiualedto another
“nonetheless-Mimi 4:30‘9
om, end m unremitting t6-
fowhll'nrswnsduantoasunilbnnm
insomnia-untrennu's wondr-
ty.nearthekewaytsnruilrosdstatl6n.
.ltissnnpesedth'ntthelrewaeenused
breathable-theta”. astho'
.‘llrs was thn the troll
.uililmportnnt. and that the works at
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gentleness. goodness tuith. mocha-I. '
salt-control." and snid that where
these are embodied. there in the true
Christian. Over against these he not.
the works oi the animal man-”math
er." The animal self in in perpetual
conflict with the spiritual unit. used
this war makes the truedy of Ms. , 9
gle in the old world. he contended
that the cause of it his in the isndi
quacy of civilisation to muscle Hid
tame the animal in human nature. ”
Recent “whim here and mm
have ignored and. and Mutual.
Christ. and sneer-ed at Christina iii-9
eels, thua heatheniuing chill-lino.
Man hes been told that he is seldom.
llcient. that might mullet right. M
greed of gain. lust of power. hautly
indulgence. and meterinl than. are
the new are the true graces. not diur_
moss. Consequently. there has been
onion; individuals and nations. a wild
scramble after trade and tel-rim
end armament Swords and canned
havehemndwn.snddeathlsthehnl~w
vest nnd desolution the crop.
We must it we desire nouns. to
hack to Christ. and learn from Him
to “out off the old man with his
evil deeds. and put on the new! mus.”
wlanded with the fruits of the svirit
Christian clvgilienllonv hand our
to God and good will to men. is
while. Pngnn civilization died with
ancient Rome. The present We! .4...
exhume the rotting remains and re
viuline them is s ghastly nod tore
doomed sttempt at body 'li'latc‘lldg. .
The Cognars are dead; let them let.
The people live; let them rule.
The Tooker House has receivod» its.
last cost at paint.
The ladies of the Methodist “ism
coplil church will hold a fair on Oct.
1:. ..
Edward Herman has taken a posi-
tion in the Baur ,3 Kris. store nl
Noroton Eelghts.
Miss Anna. Conn yesterday morning Q
resumed her duties at the Town Hall
utter a tea weekn' caution: ‘
l
The New England Presbytery not
at the Presbyterian church in Nor-oi
on last night and today. The senior:
will be devoted to the till-inn n5
fairs of the district. . ‘
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sound a
pissed». Runsnll'i‘holueaandlienry -‘
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nematode-muons ”-
and others mad themselves
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throwlagnavarnlnafiotwnoerenthe:
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{consumed but «bu-meander»
were prevented In. catching liter
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'wauhgm bmflutedhythe
(allowing incident:
Some time ago. Mrs. Basie Buchts,
VII. 01' lichen! m of Soundvlew
um. this city. let! in company with
syouugehlldtemsvfeittoher
old home in Hum. War was de-
clared bolero she was able to get out
o! the country.
Her hushed ape-alert to Attorneys
KenniIACmdeehn'lreb. and the
local attorneys not lee-.9 communica-
Melanemmm "
Within n week's tlue the depart
ment located Mrs. Bucms in Unln.
Nyitru. Hungry. and telegraphed. to
the NM £1 W to lsv
sue on euergeney most to Mrs.
Bid!“ unease. Ia 190 further iso-
that“ «palm heir? nursery
Thercor “General
manned-noted to renrh r ‘hem il-
Wm. l! necrr My. and
to rules“, to the Mir concern-
ing their waimru and need '
Without wealth or influence of 9m!
iature on m WWI ‘ ‘ ut
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known trsvsleru in n strands an! w~..
la9eh99ed country. ‘
WIT: REASONABLE. '
“'l‘hnt rich Mr Smith is going to
builds houethatwtlionst 83.000300“
“That tools! an it the pinning was
incinded."——CIeVelnnd Plain Dealer. '
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A low more hit lore. '9ur investment
tussle-mm oness‘y tor-ms.
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